Explanation
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Back in the real world, the
explanation
for Germany’s external surplus is not that it manipulates its currency or discriminates against imports, but that it saves more than it invests.
But this is a facile
explanation.
This
explanation
seems dubious elsewhere, too.
One possible
explanation
is that today’s racism is more implicit, and that anti-Semitic biases operate at a subconscious level.
We were collectively irrational, but that is no
explanation.
If the
explanation
for a default includes an assertion that payments should be tied to economic recovery, then it can make sense to specify the conditions for resuming payments – and follow through when the conditions are met.
It may indeed be part of the
explanation.
A more important
explanation
for Germany’s current economic success may be the substantial government support that German industries receive on a structural basis, especially the car industry.
As much as some would like to pin the blame for fueling the Islamic State’s rise on the failure of Iraq’s Shia leaders to engage in sufficient Sunni outreach, this
explanation
is far from complete.
This view draws on the ‘Austrian’ theory of booms and slumps, and also Milton Friedman’s
explanation
of the Great Depression of 1929.
A possible
explanation
for the government’s inaction over the past two and half years is that the measures agreed upon within the coalition that won the 2008 elections were not tailored to a country entering a major recession.
With quantitative easing having driven interest rates to record lows, one
explanation
is that this is just another, more obscure manifestation of investors’ search for yield.
His answer: “the relatively inflexible and, hence, more costly labor markets of these economies appears to be a significant part of the explanation… Europe has participated in the wave of invention and innovation, but appears to have been slower to exploit it”.
But after Darwin and natural selection, we have a non-God-driven
explanation
for adaptation, making it possible to be a non-believer, even in the face of design-like organisms and their parts.
History forms part of the
explanation.
One popular
explanation
for the two banks’ different approaches is that they stem from their societies’ respective historical experiences.
The reasons for this are complex, but part of the
explanation
must be the weakness of the rebound in international trade.
Part of the
explanation
for this is increased official control, part is declining public interest, and part is that Russia's problems nowadays simply seem less urgent.
To anyone not blinded by folly, the
explanation
for this mass downgrade is obvious.
Ahmet B. is obviously not Ahmet A., and the only
explanation
is that the evidence was planted – in the wrong house.
But I would like to outline a possible
explanation
that, if true, has important implications for development strategies today.
Changes in education levels, unionization, and productivity are part of the
explanation
for this instability.
China’s
explanation
for its push to establish the AIIB is that developing countries have inadequate access to capital for infrastructure.
It may not be wrong, but the authors should provide a credible
explanation
of why their pre-war CDR is nearly half that of the UN Population Division.
The prevailing
explanation
for health inequalities is rooted in the social determinants of health – that is, the environments in which people work and live.
Various theories draw on this basic framework – and each competing
explanation
suggests different strategies for reducing health inequalities.
But another factor arguably offers a more proximate
explanation
for what went wrong.
That leads to a second and more plausible explanation, which is psychological and behavioral in character.
The only other
explanation
is that even now, more than three years after the US financial crisis erupted, financial markets’ ability to price relative risks and returns sensibly has been broken at a deep level, leaving them incapable of doing their job: bearing and managing risk in order to channel savings to entrepreneurial ventures.
One possible
explanation
is that financially strained European governments lack the means to fulfill their citizens’ expectations.
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